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Gav240Z - your a jealous wanker...

Price is roughly correct

Check out the engine bay Mmmmmm.......

Another one popped up 432 popped up this week - $150K plus car - but museum quality: Keep dreaming Phil....

Just arrived from Japan my 1975 Fairlady Z has had a 240Z tail-light conversion done in Japan. The rear outer (exterior) plastic is untidy and the rear inner plastic (inside the hatch ) is missing..... Does anyone have these parts?

Might be perfect PM sent

My 1971 Aussie delivered Zed came with the same rectangular shaped fender mirrors.... I still have them but I installed the JDM style ones for my personal style preference....

The Z432 car was passed in. - It's back again today. Any one got a few spare dollars? Phil

I was offered this Z432 today from Tokyo Price was a bit steep so I had to settle for this one instead: Cheers Phil

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I just got my new toy in Tokyo.... withdrawal symptoms too strong after selling the Hakosuka... She looks pretty clean I will take her for a tune at SWR when she arrives... Hmmmm

It doesn't seem to have a full roll cage??? Isn't a proper cage essential for Targa?

My car was an Aussie delivered WITH fender mirrors... I still have the original rectangle shaped mirrors (which I didn't like) and replaced them with JDM style bullet mirrors I purchased from the USA..... The placement looked exactly the same as the JDM zed I recently sold... To me it looks strange to not be placed on the outer edges of the fender...?

This is a rare car I came across in Japan that I had to import - I think it must be classified as collectable as only 200 were produced in 1988... http://www.youtube.com/user/Asitisinheaven/videos?query=r31+autech Cheers Phil

For the last 10 years I have agreed that classic Japanese cars are more valuable in Japan than Aus, but I think Aussies are starting to understand the value of these cars more than ever now. A new generation has grown up with imported Jap performance cars. The cult of the GT-R is alive and well with Bathurst heritage. The prices of good zeds are strong here now. They were the best selling sports car in the USA in the early 70s eclipsing all US muscle car sales... Japanese prices that looked so stupid 5-15 years ago have been stagnant with their economy. The prices don't seem so silly to me now. A tired Toyota 2000GT in need of total restoration made $226,000 at Bonhams auction in Aus 2 years ago... So what would a good Z432 be worth here???